Yellowman - Zunguzungzen Version

Review by Shawn Taylor

Yellowman, the popular Jamaican dancehall artist, has released his latest album titled "Zunguzungzen Version". The album features a collection of 10 tracks that showcase the artist's unique style and lyrical prowess.

The album opens with the title track "Zunguzungzen Version", a classic Yellowman tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Yellowman's signature toasting style, accompanied by a catchy bassline and a lively drumbeat.

The album also includes tracks such as "Wreck a Pum Pum", "Mad Over Me", and "Nobody Move Nobody Get Hurt", which are all classic Yellowman tunes that have been remastered for this album. These tracks showcase Yellowman's ability to create infectious party anthems that have become staples in dancehall music.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Rambo", a collaboration with fellow Jamaican artist, Fathead. The track features a catchy chorus and a driving rhythm that is sure to get listeners moving.

Summary by Shawn Taylor

"Zunguzungzen Version" is a solid album that showcases Yellowman's talent as a dancehall artist. The album features classic tracks that have been remastered for a new generation of fans, as well as new tracks that are sure to become future classics. Fans of dancehall music will definitely enjoy this album.